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Pilgrims and Puritans
  • Religious Discrimination in England
  • Puritans
  • Pilgrims
  • Royalty allow very few religions
  • Others forced to leave
  • Seek to purify Church of England
  • Extremists who break off of Church of England
  • Move to Netherlands, but fear kids being Dutch
  • Decide to move to Virginia

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Plymouth, Massachusetts
  • Pilgrims
  • Mayflower Compact
  • Blown off course
  • Settled Cape Cod in 11/ 1620
  • Rules for the colony
  • First attempt at self-rule in English colonies

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Massachusetts Bay
  • Punished in England as dissenters (people who
    complain about govt.)
  • Start Mass. Bay
  • Well prepared - many tools, livestock, talented
    people, and whole families
  • Traded with Pilgrims, Indians
  • Kicked out those that dissented - Ironic
  • Governor of Mass. Bay
  • Puritans
  • John Winthrope

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Connecticut
  • Thomas Hooker
  • Fundamental Orders of Conn.
  • Founder of Conn.
  • Started because Mass. Was too strict
  • Still Puritan
  • Allow non-church members to vote

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Rhode Island
  • Roger Williams
  • Puritan who found Mass. too strict
  • Angry about Mass. taking Indian lands
  • Starts R.I. and allows any religion
  • Called colony for freaks and nuts by Mass.

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Puritan Daily Life - Strict
  • Religion
  • Farming
  • Family Life
  • Focus of life
  • Very strict, tough punishments
  • Grew own food, not a cash crop to be sold
  • Towns are self-sufficient -everything they need
    is there
  • Children are little adults
  • Education is important to read Bible (by 1700,
    70 of men and 45 women can read and write)
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